Get ready for 2013 tax and regulatory changes that can impact your business.

There are a number of very significant changes that might impact how you manage your business and personal finances that could go into effect on January 1st, 2013. Some of these changes have already been written into law through the Affordable Care Act or have been passed by Congress. Others, however, are still being hotly debated as politicians try to reach

The expiration of the FDIC Transaction Guarantee Program (“TAG”). The TAG program provides virtually unlimited acheter viagra FDIC guarantees on non-interest bearing accounts. The program was introduced in 2008 in the wake of the credit crisis and extended for two years in 2010. Upon http://www.cialisgeneriquefr24.com/does-cialis-keep-you-awake/ its expiration, the FDIC guarantee will default to a general limit of $250,000.

There will be a new tax on investment income for people making over $250,000. The tax will be an additional 3.8%.

There will be an additional 0.9% on the Medicare Tax for wage earners earning $200,000 or greater.

Excise tax of 2.3% on Medical Device manufacturers. Note that this is viegra and himax an excise tax on sales revenue, not on profits, so this will impact both established businesses as well as entrepreneurial startup companies.

Cap on Flexible Spending Accounts of $2,500.

Increase in deduction threshold for High Medical Expenses from 7.5% of AGI to 10.0%.

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